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San Francisco Call, Volume 83, Number 152, 1 May 1898
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OREGON REACHES RIO SPAIN'S FLEET COMING WEST
THE BATTLE-SHIP SAFELY PASSES SPAIN'S GUNBOAT
THREAT FROM THE CZAR.
SPANISH TORPEDO FLOTILLA STILL HEADS DUE WEST
WASHINGTON BELIEVES A GREAT BATTLE HAS BEEN FOUGHT OFF MANILA
OVER SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND VOLUNTEER TO AVENGE THE MAINE
THE NEW YORK FIRED UPON BY SPANISH TROOPS
QUEEN REGENT AS PARTIAL ARBITRATOR
SPANISH SPY AT SANTA CRUZ
FAILS TO AGREE ON THE NAVAL BILL
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA ARE YET HOLDING OUT
FRENCH PRESS AND THE WAR
Called to a San Rafael Pult>it.
CAPTAIN GLASS TO COMMAND
ACCIDENT AT LIME POINT FORTIFICATIONS
TELEPHONES IN WARFARE
DR. BRUNNER GIVES VALUABLE INFORMATION.
DECLABES FOR FUSION.
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THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
EXPECTANCY IS THE SITUATION
Hoff Laughs at Death.
HOW MANILA IS DEFENDED
HERALD-CALL BOAT DEWEY FIRED UPON.
GERMANY NOT UNFRIENDLY
Failure at San Bnfael.
DIVIDES THE FLEET OF SAMPSON
SELECTION OF THE GENERALS
STRIKE IN SAN QUENTIN.
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ATTEMPT TO DESTROY TWO WAR VESSELS
KEEPING TAB ON TELEGRAMS
College Records Broken.
Russell Harrison's Appeal.
Rain Falls at Riverside.
EMPERORS ARE NOW AT OUTS
NIPPING THE PLOTS OF THE SPANIARDS.
THAT LAST SHOT FROM THE PURITAN
BRITAIN WOULD END THE WAR
Will Guard a Powder Works.
Spirit of the South.
Cruiser Minneapolis.
GOES IN QUEST OF THE DONS
MUSTER ROLLS MUST BE IN ON MONDAY.
PAPERS HAVE CHANCED TUNE
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INVASION OF THE JAPANESE
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THE HEROES OF THE HOLD.
SHOW THE BOOKS.
ALL AMERICANS.
THE BOND ISSUE.
A QUESTION OF NOMES.
WITH ENTIRE FRANKNESS.
HERE'S TO YOU. PAT MALLON.
EDUCATION IN SPAIN.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
E. H. Black, painter, 120 Eddy st. •
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DODGE'S MIND DISPOSED TO ACROBATICS
■COLLECTED IN ; TH E CORRI DORS
WHOSE DOG WILL WIN THESE?
MARIE WILL BE MISSED
SURPRISES IN COURSING FIELDS
New Charter Index.
PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.
Extraordinary Sale of Vehicles.
Taken to Sacramento.
French Dinner, 25 Cents.
IN SEARCH OF HIS LOST HELPMATE
A Pretty Wedding.
Estates in Probate.
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GEN. MERRIAM WILL LEAD VOLUNTEERS
FULL STRENGTH.;.
OFFICERS ASSKSNED»
FALLING IN FOR MUSTER
[ EXAMPLES OF PATRIOTISM.
A Creditable Concert.
Alcalde's Social.
SMALL, BOYS INJURED
Tliomas Roach Arrested.
ORGANIZING LEAGUES IN MANY CITIES
BED CROSS^SPEAKERS.
'• '■•, ■'■'.'• •■--: THE JUNIORS. ■.:-;':V-'/;:'Xl-j
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LIEBER KARL'S GREAT RACE
CONTESTS ON THE DIAMOND.
Punished for Their Crimes. ■; Vt
GOOD FROM END TO END
DOINGS ON THE DIAMOND.
The "Silent Workers."
Music at the Park.
FOUR MILES WAS HER LONG SUIT
:'.::■'■ -f,:.';:-';/TB:ACK;;>fOTES. : .':.:' .-•■"..-■:
■• XJETTTII^Q SHY OF EITROP^'^:
■' .-r- . . ' ■'" ♦ ■ ' ! . FUN AT THE PAVILION. –
Western Addition Camp.
"THE CALLS* RACING CHART.
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BROUGHTON BREAKS THE OLD RECORD
SAILOR BOYS WILL HELP.
WIDBER ASKS FOR TIME TO PLEAD
THE LADIES' AII> SOCIETY.
Will Lecture on Ireland. ; ■'.:•,;
LUMBER JOBS IN THE BOARD
:. ■ ■;' ..;■! . «—.:•-. >■<».«-..'■—i **. •■:..;■. BTJSPENDEJS, HPT ENDED.
:■ ■ -■■ -'. .; .; ; ■ m ■—.... —7 -•■■■■ . French Dininer To-Day, 25 Getits. ■
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CLANCY'S BUDGET OF IRISH NEWS
UNCLE SAM'S MULE PACK TRAIN BACK FROM THE NORTH
SONOMA COUNTY CROPS.
SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS WED AT SAN RAFAEL
SAN MIGUEL MOT7BNS.
BILL TERRIER DEFIES NATURE
DELAY VERY BENEFICIAL
WARNED AGAINST SPANISH SPIES
SAN RAFAEL HIGH SCHOOL.
WRECKED BY AN EXPLOSION
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DEATH WAS HURRIED BY A BEATING
Sighted a Warship.
AN UNPOPULAR APPOINTMENT
X <S> V* ;S9 <8> <«> <s> <S> <S> ■ <8> <S> <s> <S> fIP <s> fS> fIS LOSSES IN MDOEfN WARFARE. s> & <§> ,4> <S» G> :Q> 4> «> $> 4> *■<* <3> * <S> 4
■ DEATHS IN THE NAVY, . 1861-65. ' —— —*— i —
I NOTABLE NAVAL, ENGAGEMENTS, 1861-65;
IA JAPANESE RAILROAD MAN.
BLANCO BURNING INTERIOR CITIES.
The War Revenue Bill.
Attempts to Explode a Magazine.
CORINTHIANS FLY THE FLAG
TORNADO CROSSES WESTERN STATES.
THE PYTHIANS.
"TOO DIRTY TO TOUCH WITH TONGS"
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
PALACE HOTEL.
THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.
GOODSELL IN A HOSPITAL
>— ii—■ ♦ ■ — :.'■ '■;'.'..; : BESKELEY FLOWER SHOW
Committed to Whittier.
RECOVERED HIS SPEECH
; r THE fc>ONS OP VETERANS.
Oakland News Items.
Dr. Weilendorff Dead. •
CHARITY FETE AT ARBOR VILLA
MANY PATRIOTS.
She Lost Her Coin.
'" .:. '..;; "■" /'■' •♦ .* ' ■■—;'■. ; ■ Squires-Pet ex-son Wedding.
THE LATEST OF OAKLAND'S STATELY HOMES.
DELAYED BY HEAVY WEATHER
NO POISON FOUND.
WHEAT PRICES WERE FORCED
FATHER DE MINSINFS JUBILEE.
VARSITY HARMONICS.
POLICE CHANGES.
BOBB2D HIS EMPLOYERS.
Cost of the New Charter.
Bay Pirates Hold.
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MELBA`S ADIEU A SERIES OF DISASTERS
MELBA COLLAPSED.
Operatic Concert Postponed.
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San Francisco Call
Masthead
WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN TO SAN FRANCISCO IN THE WAR
THE WEALTH OF SAN FRANCISCO WHICH SPAIN MIGHT LEVY ON.
OUTFITTING. THE ARMY
THE CUBAN JUNTA AND WHAT IT IS DOING IN THE BATTLE AGAINST SPAIN
KEY TO THE PICTURES.
00©QOO.OO© ©OVy UU V W VV« W.V WWWWwwwww www w w w www w w --. – – – – HOW WE WENT TO THE FRONT FROM CALIFORNIA IN 1862.
PUTTING A MAN-OF-WAR INTO COMMISSION
WORK OF THE RED CROSS IN THE CUBAN WAR.
EXPERIENCE OF A WOMAN NURSE IN THE FIELD
WHAT THE RED CROSS LEAGUE IS DOING IN CALIFORNIA
FIRST HOSPITAL SHIP TO FLY THE RED CROSS
HOW TO SUCCEED AS A JOURNALIST
TWO STRANGE CREATURES FROM AUSTRALIA
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE According to MRS. MARY BAKER EDDY
MRS. EDDY'S HOME LIFE.
FAMOUS BOMBARDMENTS
THE AMBASSADORS PIGEONS
STORIES OF EXPERT TELEGRAPHERS
BIGGEST MOOSE HEAD IN THE WORLD.
Untitled
IN THE PATH OF THE SHADOW. !
SPAIN'S ARMY.
WITH MAXIMILIAN IN HIS LAST STRUGGLE.
TIMELY CHAT ON BOOKS AND AUTHORS
TIME WILL CURE ALL THINGS
MAKING TONS OF EXPLOSIVES FOR OUR ARMY AND NAVY AT SANTA CRUZ
j j, xr H» J — — — EXPIIOSION .OF THE WORKS. ! <
HUNDREDS WORKING IN THE MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
SOCIETY
COMMODORE SCHLEY AS OFFICER AND COOK.
WAYS TO CURE POISON OAK.
PATENT Oh KICK IDEAS.
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ALL SORTS OF PRETTY NECKWEAR
HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Untitled
SENATORS AND THEIR WIVES AT HOME IN WASHINGTON.
FRATERNAL NEWS
WAS SUED FOR ROOM RENT
BEGINNING OF THE END
Scots Will Celebrate.
THIS DAY AT THE CHURCHES
WHIST
The Sunreme Court.
FERRIS HARTMAN AND DRAMATIC CRITICISM AND PROF. SYLE AND IBSEN.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
EASTERN
LOCAL MARKETS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
• CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
SUN. . OON AND TIDE.
STUASIEUS TO AKKIVE.
STEAMERS TO BAIIo
THE TIME BALL.
shii>:-»iau intelligence.
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Boys' and Girls' Page
HAROLD SERVED THE FLAG.
BLOSSOM HAS A QUEER DREAM
■C■ v'THE ROLL OF HONOR.
DOTTY'S VISIT.
SEA FIGHT.
~WO NICKNAMES.
THE FIFTEEN JUDGES.
OLD PURITAN DAYS.
Untitled
NOW MAMMY MAKES REPLY
ASSOCIATED CYCLEBS.
Lecture by Rev. J. B. McNally.
NEWS OF THE MINES.
In the Divorce Courts.
DICK WILLIAMS GETS ONE YEAR
Another Chance for Art Lovers.
A Sale of Fancy Work.
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